Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini has insisted that Manchester City are not unbeatable.
City triumphed 3-1 in the Manchester derby before the international break to move onto 32 points in the Premier League table, with Pep Guardiola's side winning 10 and drawing two of their 12 league matches this term.
The Citizens are currently two points clear of second-placed Liverpool and sit 12 points ahead of eighth-placed United, who have already lost four times in the top flight this season.
Fellaini has conceded that City are 'a good side', but the Belgian has insisted that his team can win the reverse match at Old Trafford later in the season.
"They are good, they have good players but it is possible to win against them. OK, we lost to them but we have the reverse game at Old Trafford and we will see," Fellaini told Sky Sports News.
"I think they are very confident. They play good football. They play forward, they have a good dynamic so let's see in the future."
United are back in Premier League action at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon, while City will visit West Ham United.
Matt Law
